Customize your Start menu: Tired of staring at the same old Start menu? You can easily personalize it by right-clicking on any tile and selecting “Resize” or “Unpin from Start.” You can also add or remove items by right-clicking on the Start button and selecting “Settings.” Master Snap assist: Organizing your open windows can be a breeze with Snap assist. ...
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Resetting or changing your password in Windows 11 is a simple process that can be done in a few steps. Whether you’ve forgotten your password or you want to change it for security reasons, Windows 11 provides several methods to reset or change your password. Method 1: Using the Control Panel The first method to reset or change your password ...
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Taking a screenshot is a quick and easy way to capture what’s on your screen, whether it’s a webpage, an error message, or a specific application window. Windows 11 offers several ways to take screenshots, including using keyboard shortcuts and the built-in Snipping Tool. Shortcut: Print Screen (PrtScn) The most basic way to take a screenshot in Windows 11 is ...
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As a gamer, you want your system to run as smoothly as possible so that you can fully enjoy your gaming experience. Windows 11, the latest version of the popular operating system, offers a range of features and tools that can help you optimize your system for gaming. In this article, we will take a look at some of the ...
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NEW Added Support for Google Chrome versions 81-84NEW Added Support for Mozzila Firefox versions 76-83NEW Added Startup loader animation.NEW Added 45 new app cleaners.NEW UI Dark Theme.Updated 214 app cleaners.Updated Database engine with improved performance and stability.Updated Compatibility with Windows 2019 Server.Improved Scan Report and Cleaning processor.Improved High DPI Scaling in Windows 10 and Windows 2019 Server.Improved UI Performance.Improved Overall application performance and stability.Removed 81 obsolete app cleaners for older version applications which are no longer used.Changed the ...
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DDR (Double Data Rate 3rd and 4th Generation) Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory – RAM The Development Atari came with 1 KB of Memory and after that Apple Computer came with the first 128 KB of memory in Macintosh. Samsung came up with SDRAM in the year 1993 which became a standard for Computing. The first DDR SDRAM began to be sold in 1996 (DDR RAM ...
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